Paris is basking under the celebrations of Christmas. The Seine is freezing and i am walking along its banks. I see numerous people selling handicrafts and some playing music on saxophones and flutes to earn their penny. Suddenly my ears are attracted by the sophisticated voice of a chubby man calling on us, ‘Allons messieurs, […]
Author: Gaurav
As a child I used to flip the pages of my pocket atlas and explore far off places for hours. Too bad that someone in my school stole it. It couldn't however steal the dreams to travel. Having spend half a decade in corporate job, one day while watching National Geographic, I thought if an American can do it why can't an Indian get paid to travel. I am happy I sold my belongings to travel to Thailand.
When I came back, I was sure what I wanted to do. 'Travel, and live off it'
Write to me on: gauravbhan@gmail.com
India: 5 Ways to survive Indian summers
Being an Indian I thought I could bear the heat of peak summer since I am used to it, but how wrong could I be. Last weekend, right in the middle of the month of May, I set out to explore the capital city, New Delhi. Thanks to the almighty, some of the all time […]
India: Temples of Delhi – Culture, Symbolism, Faith and Tourism – Part 1
Swaminarayan Akshardhaam Although it has been a zillion times when i have crossed ‘Akshardhaam Temple‘ in my car, passing a fleeting glance towards it, this is the first time I am here as someone genuinely interested in it. It is early morning and Swaminarayan Akshardhaam temple, which is built on the banks of river ‘Yamuna‘ […]
Travel Photography
Some of my travel photos which i liked the most Whisky experts on “The Royal Mile”, Edinburgh, Scotland View of the modern city from Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland Needles Bay Cliff, Isle of Wight, UK Highway A9 to Inverness, Scotland A fort near Sangam, Allahabad, India Flags over a temple, Allahabad, India Having Fun, Paris […]